Windows 10: AOC 24B2X4 video monitor, windows off edges of screen

Not sure if this is the right place to post this ... I've just installed two AOC 24B2XH video displays on my new Windows 10 computer. They are resolution 1080x920. The problem is that the windows desktop and other windows come up with the left edge cut off and the Start box is completely off screen. If I use the monitor's menu buttons to slide the screen to the right, then the right edge goes off-screen. There is no physical adjustment to shrink the screen horizontally.The video card is a NVIDIA GeForce GT 730.Is there some Windows setting I can use to make the window fit the display?

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AOC e1659Fwu USB monitor not working with Windows 10

Just updating this stream and what worked for me. I got new laptop Win 10 64 Bit. Original AOC 1649FWU driver purchased with monitor would not load. I went to Display Link site, clicked on "Download Drivers" now on top left of screen. Click "I accept" and
got to Windows Driver Downloads for Downloads Section | Synaptics Clicked on the generic

DisplayLink USB Graphics Software for Windows

• Windows 10

Downloaded driver. Installed it. Plugged in AOC monitor. Everything worked fine. The point here is don't use the specific E1649FWU driver found on the AOC website. Use this generic driver specific for Win 10. Also, if you have the original driver already
installed on you machine, make sure to run add/remove programs and remove all programs associated with your display link monitor first. I had an old machine that had Win 7 on it. The AOC driver worked fine when I upgraded to Win 10. SO I knew the AOC could
run on Win 10 64bit, that's when I went hunting and found this page. Make sure, also, that your monitor is not plugged in until AFTER you download and install the driver. Only plug it in after you have completed all steps. Cheers,

 

AOC Monitor Issue

Why does my AOC Monitor flashes a black screen with the AOC name about 13 times before it goes to login.

 

Windows upgrade caused AOC monitor to not work correctly

I reverted back to Window 7 tonight; a week of headache trying to get Windows 10 to work. I hope upgrade when a solution is found.

In Windows 7 my monitor is listed as AOC 2436

In Windows 10 it is listed as generic Non-PCP monitor

The upgrade through my whole screen off. We were able to change some icon size displays, but not correct the major issue: The screen would begin to fade to the point it was unreadable. Once you rebooted it would work for a short time before happening
again.

The monitor appeared to work fine on another computer. AOC said it was in the video graphics card, but I was unable to ever update the NVIDIA Graphics Driver 307.83. If I ran a check it said the driver, etc was updated.

Would appreciate ideas on what might fix this, or even better, could something be adjusted in the upgrade process so this did not happen?

TIA

Denice